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Dear Reader
It may have dropped from the headlines and nightly news,
but H1N1 (swine) flu is still out there.
In fact, from mid January to mid February, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control
estimates that 2 million new cases of H1N1 flu were diagnosed.
The worry is that since we know that flu pandemics come in waves, there is every
reason to be prepared for a third wave of infections.
Use the link below to discover how you can avoid getting this
nasty winter bug:
Warning: H1N1 Flu Hasn't Gone Away...
Finally, some good news for balding men. Receding hairlines
may just be good for you according to U.S. researchers out
of the University of Washington School of Medicine who have
found that men who lose their hair by age 30 seem less likely
to develop prostate cancer.
The results of the work suggest that having high levels of testosterone (the
hormone blamed for baldness) from a young age might protect against prostate
cancer.
To find out more about the effects of losing your hair on
cancer risk go here:
Why All Men Should Want to Go Bald...
The exotic papaya is getting some respect in Western medicine,
though the tasty fruit has been used in folk cultures as
a remedy for a variety of ailments for years now.
In the lab an extract of dried papaya appears to slow the growth of different
types of cancer cells.
Use the link below to find out more about this potential
natural cancer fighter...
Is This Fruit the Next Cancer Fighter..?
Here's some research parents will want to hear
about... more than one in three middle schoolers
who eat school lunches are either obese or
overweight, and are also more likely to have
high bad cholesterol levels than kids who bring
a lunch from home.
It seems that efforts to make healthier choices a part of school lunch menus
still have a good way to go.
To discover whether you should ditch the school lunches
in favor of taking in food from home go here:
Why Eating Lunch Can Be Bad For Your Health...
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